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Precinct Project USA is a national network of community leaders at state, county and local levels who are committed to growing involvement in local conservative precinct committees and respective Republican party membership. The coalition supports state, county and local groups in organizing, procedure, and outreach in fulfilling and maintaining precinct recruiting goals. 

Visit: PrecinctProjectUSA.org for more information, or to connect with the point of contact for your state.

Subscribe to Precinct Strategy & Election Integrity on Substack to keep up to date on latest webinars, roundtables, broadcasts, and special essays from the leadership team.

Farmers Across America (FAA) is a network of family owned and small-to-mid size farms, farmers markets and grocers, officials and community members who are committed to reversing the trends of economically declining domestic agriculture and of increasing agricultural imports, to advance regional food supply, local processing and distribution, community partnerships with and investment in local agribusiness.

Farmers Across America was founded with a mission for combined food security and assistance to local farmers and farmers markets, through the following activities:

• Educate agribusiness and rural community members on financial support offerings through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
• Promote farmers markets, direct farm sourced and farm-to-table food supply for expanded access to healthy foods and organic goods
• Encourage private investment in local family owned and multi-generational farms
• Support family owned farms, agribusiness, and rural community members in grant applications

Since 2020, Farmers Across America has been active in Maryland, Nebraska, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia, with outreach also in California, Florida, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia.

Since 2021, Farmers Across America has provided direct volunteer advisory support to farms, farmers markets, and rural community members with funding and grant applications in North Carolina and Pennsylvania.

Farmers Across America is backed by nonprofit 501c3 Heart to Heart Foundation and 501c4 Rule of Law Committee, with activities in integrative health, environmental health, and disaster recovery. Heart to Heart works in collaboration with C-RASC and STAR-TIDES at George Mason University.

Find a farmers market and farm-to-table options by visiting our interactive map of the Atlantic region of the United States.

Join our growing network in the Farmers Across America Facebook group.

Appalachia Recovery Coalition is a network of nonprofits, churches, officials, university faculty supporting disaster recovery and resilience. This is an environmental health initiative of Heart to Heart Foundation (501c3), in collaboration with Rule of Law Committee (501c4).

Beginning September 2024, this volunteer program supports victims of Hurricane Helene in recovery and redevelopment, including supporting the network of independent nonprofits, churches, volunteers and donors in reaching those individuals, families and communities in need; advancing community and public-private partnerships; and facilitating advocacy support for individuals, families, local small businesses and agribusiness across Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia.

Subscribe to the Appalachia Recovery Coalition newsletter on Substack to keep up to date on latest developments.

Join the Facebook page for Appalachia Recovery Coalition to participate in ongoing disaster recovery and resilience efforts.

Christian Leadership Council is a special initiative of Children of Heroes Fund in collaboration with Rule of Law Committee and ABS Community Research, conducting outreach, awareness development, and offering opportunities for Christians and Faith Leaders to get involved in their local communities. Since 2018, outreach activities have been predominantly active in Washington DC, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and North Carolina; plus interfaith initiatives internationally.

Children of Heroes Fund and ABS are nonprofit 501c3 organizations. Contributions are tax deductible.

Join in virtual fellowship through the Christian Leadership Council - Facebook Group.

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God has Called us to participate and to lead others as we follow Him. He makes that clear from the beginning: “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule.” - Genesis 1:26

Thin Blue Line Caucus was founded in 2021 with the advisory support of seasoned law enforcement veterans and leading members of the national law enforcement community, through principles of community policing (Broken Windows model). This outreach and collaborative initiative brings together civic groups, law enforcement, government officials, and constituents in meaningful dialog for public safety solutions. Children of Heroes Fund has a special emphasis on reducing violence and incidents at schools (K-12 and collegiate), houses of worship, and local neighborhoods at large.

Since founding, Thin Blue Line Caucus coalitions have organized and supported multiple local activities and events in Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania; with a special emphasis on youth, families, and partnership development.

Backed by Children of Heroes Fund (501c3) and Rule of Law Committee (501c4)

Subscribe to the Thin Blue Line Caucus newsletter on Substack, or join the conversation on X (Twitter): @ThinBlueLineCaucus

Global H Codes (GHC) is a classification system addressing the intersection of finance, operations, finance, and information technology in support of nonprofit administration and interdisciplinary partnerships.

GHC was founded by ABS Community Research (2001), supporting public administration internationally, with focus on smaller nonprofits and volunteer operated charities. 

GHC was adopted for private sector administration by Independent Review, Inc (2010), and for civic engagement by Rule of Law Committee (2022).

Subscribe to the GHC for Public Administration Substack for tutorial newsletters and featured content from leading nonprofit consultants and educators.

For more information, contact: VelmaAnne@ABSNetwork.info

Washington Marketing Group (WMG) is a primary sponsor of Rule of Law Committee, since founding in 2001.

WMG has been supporting direct marketing for nonprofit, political and issue-specific campaigns for almost 40 years. These campaigns have driven prospecting and development of multiple donor lists and a central database of 3.4 million conservative donors under management.

The firm was founded by William and the late Joanna Shaker in 1987, alongside their sister nonprofits including Heart to Heart Foundation (501c3), Children of Heroes Fund (501c3), and Rule of Law Committee (501c4). In March 2026, William Shaker appointed long time managing associate Velma Anne Ruth as successor for the next generation of the company and sister charities.

For more information, visit DCmarketing.US

Subscribe to the WMG Reports newsletter on Substack to keep up on the national landscape of political campaigns across the aisle.

Independent Review, Inc is a primary sponsor of Rule of Law Committee (501c4) and ABS Community Research (501c3).

Independent Review, Inc was established in 2010 per the recommendation of investment bankers to support small businesses and nonprofits in finance and administration. Since then, Independent Review has supported clients domestically and overseas in public relations, finance, administration; at multiple economic levels.

Independent Review, Inc is a consulting firm which does not accept unsolicited proposals.

Heart to Heart Foundation (501c3) shares joint initiatives with Rule of Law Committee, including Farmers Across America and Appalachia Recovery Coalition. 

Heart to Heart Foundation was founded in 1983 with a mission to support healthcare and medical research. In earlier years, the founders sponsored cardiology research at Georgetown University and also sponsored home healthcare. 

Today, Heart to Heart Foundation supports activities in integrative health, environmental health, and disaster recovery; including collaborative partnerships in community health and wellness, education and awareness, community outreach, coalition development, and interdisciplinary intervention.

Many activities are in collaboration with George Mason University's Center for Resilient, Adaptable, and Safe Communities (C-RASC) and STAR-TIDES. 

Visit Heart2HeartFoundation.US for more information.

Children of Heroes Fund (501c3) shares joint initiatives with Rule of Law Committee (501c4), including Christian Leadership Council and Thin Blue Line Caucus.

Every day children lose a parent in the line of duty, making the ultimate sacrifice for public safety and national security as a member of the military, law enforcement community, or as a first responder. And every day military, first responders, teachers and good samaritans put their lives on the line in public service. 

Children of Heroes Fund was established in 2015 to generate support for families and children who lost a parent through their public service, with focus on youth education and wellness. Today we are partnered with our sister organizations, Heart to Heart Foundation and ABS Community Research for advocacy and community partnerships in support of these families and prevention of future incidents.

Through special initiatives, Children of Heroes Fund advocates for public safety and interdisciplinary partnerships, to develop local level support, with commitments to community justice and healing programs.  

Visit ChildrenOfHeroesFund.org for more information.

ABS Community Research shares initiatives with Rule of Law Committee including Christian Leadership Council, and GHC for Public Administration.

ABS Community Research was founded in 2001 per the request of advisors in 2000 to support evidence-based interdisciplinary partnerships in justice, health and human services, education, and economics.

As a predominantly volunteer organization, ABS has provided advocacy support to communities in over 40 countries and across the United States.

In 2018, ABS Community Research became dedicated solely to faith-based Christian missions, including secular and interfaith collaboration.

ABS is a nonprofit 501c3 organization.

Visit ABSNetwork.info for more information.

ABS Community Research does not accept unsolicited proposals.